We do not schedule a Friday dinner. However generally once your gear is settled on the boat, a group might decide to eat at the 22nd Street Landing restaurant.
*Covid-19- the restaurant may be closed

We are generally back between 2-3pm but this may vary a little depending on the Sunday dives and the weather.

Our chef is amazing and you will not go hungry.

Please let your trip leader know ASAP if you have any special dietary requirements and we can plan ahead.

Beer is available for sale (only after you are finished diving for the day) and you can bring liquor. 

And for those of us who care more about coffee – it’s there, hot and plentiful, and tastes great while watching the sun rise. 

Some of you may remember these from previous trips. With Covid, the boat no longer provides pillows and blankets. Please bring your own.

Please bring cash to tip the boat crew at the end of our trip. The bare minimum in the industry is  $5 per tank ($35-$40 for our usual trips). We generally feel that this crew deserves a lot more than that because of how well they treat us. 

*Covid-19 – our numbers have been cut for the boat which means fewer tips for the crew. We kindly ask that you consider factoring this in when deciding how much to tip

There are charging ports in the galley that we can use during the day. These have both regular and USB outlets. All devices must be unplugged at night. 

Water temperature is usually in the mid-50s. You’ll be most comfortable in a drysuit. If you are using a 7mm wetsuit, we highly recommend pairing it with a hooded vest and thick gloves.

Yes. Bring one full tank. It will get refilled after every dive.

There is no Nitrox available for this trip.

Usually, yes. Please contact your trip leader to discuss your dive plans.